Word: patly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...freshman race, Captain Ed Martin and Wes Hildreth led all the way as they have done in their past four races to lead the Yardlings to a 17-44 win over Columbia. Dave Call finished third, Ed Marcy fifth, and Pat Liles sixth to complete the freshman scoring...
...Hildreth will be seeking his fourth consecutive second-place finish. Gary Brooten, Dane Oliver, Dave Call, Dave Donaldson, Dave Fillman, Dick Millett, Bob Cabot, Henry Marcy, and two from among Steve Clapp, Jim Lorenz, Pat Liles, Ed Sherman, and Wharton Sinkler will round out the Yardling lineup...
...London's ballet fans on tenterhooks. Eighty tons of scenery already rested on a London dock when balletomanes heard that the company would not come unless British authorities dropped charges against Nina Ponomaryeva, the husky discus thrower who is charged with shoplifting (TIME, Sept. 10); the authorities stood pat. When the Russians decided to come anyway, the three jet airliners carrying the troupe found the London airport weathered in, had to land miles away at a U.S. fighter base in Mansion, Kent. But last week in London's Royal Opera House the curtain rose at last, and only...
Under the Skin. Even as his temperature and his voice returned to normal without the prescribed rest, Nixon continued to show the weeks of hard work. At Springfield, Ill., he had to turn around to ask Pat what state they had left that morning. In Nashville at 10 a.m., he asked his audience to "consider with me tonight for just a few days" and said he would like to "talk just a bittle." Only once did he really get under the Democratic skin: in Wheeling, W. Va., remarking that Ike's health was no longer really an issue...
...wears a reminder of just how rugged Big Ten football can be. Peaks runs with a brace on one knee; a leather wristlet, nearly as heavy as a Roman boxer's cestus, supports the thick right wrist of Sophomore Jerry McFarland, a Negro tackle out of Alabama. Tackle Pat Burke lisps through the gap where most of his front teeth once stood...